Dispense.life integration pages track current and planned POS and marketplace partners across store, menu, inventory, wholesale, ordering, and reporting workflows.
Partner Integration
POSaBIT Integration
Dual-auth POSaBIT integration for menu feed sync, venue inventory snapshots, sales history import, and incoming-order submission.
POSaBIT
Dual-auth POSaBIT integration for menu feed sync, venue inventory snapshots, sales history import, and incoming-order submission.
Dual-auth POSaBIT integration for menu feed sync, venue inventory snapshots, sales history import, and incoming-order submission.
Capability Status
Contact POSaBIT
POSaBIT Setup Inputs
Integrator and Venue API Tokens
Saved as basic-auth credentials for /v3/venue/inventories and /v3/venue/sales_histories.
Menu and Order Bearer Token
Used as the bearer token for /v3/menu_feeds/{menu_feed_key} and /v3/incoming_orders.
Menu Feed Key
Required to fetch the store menu feed and keep Dispense.life mapped to the correct POSaBIT catalog.
Incoming Orders
Dispense.life submits POSaBIT incoming orders with the synced product ids from the menu feed and store contact or delivery details from the checkout request.
What Dispense.life Uses These Integrations For
Menu Sync
Pull live menu items, prices, stock status, categories, and product metadata into the public store menu experience.
Brand Availability
Link live menu products to brand pages so consumers can see where brands are actually carried in market.
Order Handoff
Send checkout payloads into the connected POS once the provider order endpoint and payload requirements are confirmed.
Quick Answers
Which POS providers are being integrated first?
Flowhub, Dutchie, Cova, and Blaze are the current POS providers being wired into the Dispense.life menu, inventory, and order handoff system.
What does a store need to connect?
A business account with an owned store listing, the provider-specific location identifier, and the API credentials or encoded auth value required by that provider.
Does Dispense.life use POS as the source of truth?
Yes. When a store has an active POS integration, menu items, inventory, and pricing are intended to come from POS sync rather than manual edits.